Governing
Board
OUR Board
Self Help Africa US is governed by an independent Board of Directors. This board directs policy and strategy for the organization, as well as providing operational and financial oversight.
OUR Advisory Board
New York
Chair: Karl Wall
The Carrick Group
Marc Abrams
Mintz Levin
Carletta Downs
Independent Advisor
Ronan Downs
Restauranteur, NYC
Orlaith Farrell
150Bond
Hugh Finnegan
Norris McLaughlin
Paul Galligan
Tullet Prebon
Fiona Gibbons
Independent Advisor
James Kelly
Independent Advisor
Nneoma Maduike
Otterbourg
Mary McEvoy
PepsiCo
Neasa Nic Dhonaill
Ticksmick Corp.
Tom Nichols
The Carrick Group
Paul O’Connor
Restauranteur, NYC
Nicola Parish
Parish PR
R. Sharon Smith
Ambac Assurance Corporation
Cara Tallon
Restauranteur, NYC
William Galvin
Membrane
Boston
Chair: Rob MacGoey
HarbborVest Partner
Stuart Abbott
Somers Group
Phil Hartmann
Ernst & Young
Dr Peter Hirst Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ben Hincks
Torres, Scammon, Hincks & Day
Peter Lennon
Brookline Bank
Kevin Malloy
Avison Young
Rob MacGoey
HarborVest Partners
Gillian McColgan
Independent Advisor
Mark McDivitt
Context Labs
Lisa McKelvey
GreenFeet
Sidney McLaurin
Material Impact
Peter Merrigan
Taurus Investment Holdings
Eddie Roche
Roche Bros
Brad Routhier
Ernst & Young
Francis Sempill
Walter Scott
Matt Taylor
Fidelity
Associate Board
New York
Co-Chair: Merit Webster
Warburg Pincus LLC
Mike Bubolo
USI
Emily Hansen
EY
Michael Hutchinson
Alliant
Chantal McLaughlin
Independent Advisor
Alexandra Schrecengost
Culture with Us
Sean Schrecengost
Contentsquare
Lovell Adams-Gray
Independent Advisor
Kiana Madeira
Independent Advisor
Kerry McGlade
Independent Advisor
Boston
Co-Chair: Laura Cuddihy
Boston Public Consulting Group
Matt Allen
EY
Jenna Brink
Avison Young
Rebecca Chitro
Avison Young
Christina Easton
Avison Young
Alexandra Ferreira
Avison Young
Michelle Healy-Serpa
Invest Northern Ireland
Christina Lambertson
Avison Young
Stephanie Myrie
Avison Young
Conor Peal
TK Elevator
Matt Ross
Massachusetts General Hospital
Michael Prendergast
Massachusetts General Hospital